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Together. across seven decades our nations have become not just allies but true partners and friends. and that mutual affection will be on display tomorrow when shinzo becomes the first japanese prime minister to address a joint meeting of congress. and we are two global partners that stand together for security and human dignity around the world. opposing russias aggression against ukraine, providing relief to innocent civilians threatened by isil, combatting ebola and promoting global health a...

Rod, thank you. continue to gather information, if you would, and i want to go live to darrell parks who was the attorney to trayvon martin and michael browns families and part of the crump law firm. darrell, when you see what happened to freddie gray and the city of baltimore. for what its worthy used i used to live in charm city whats what they called it. people take pride in their city feel connected to one another, and yet they seem to be setting it ablaze and tearing it down tonight. >> wit...

Killer and wyatt earp, an untistic cowboy who played both sides of the law for money, would forever be defined as the wild wests most unlikely friendship. a friendship that was based as much on survival as affection. >>. >> i wouldnt be around today. >> had it not been for you, neither would i.

Wyatt earp an opportunistic cowboy who played both sides of the law for money would forever be defined as the wilds west most unlikely friendship, a relationship in truth is based as much on survival as affection. >> wyatt, it warms my heart to see you here and in such fine company. but i am afraid i have to part. >> you know, if not for you, i wouldnt be around today. >> if not for you, old friend, neither would i. >> necessity made a gentlemen a

And revealing and people learned a lot. so how many people indeed were tuned in last night? >> it was educational. it wasnt exploit eightative as soon feared 17 million watched one of the highest-rated news programs in the united states all year number two. one episodes of "60 minutes" that was higher. this is the biggest interview of the year many more viewers than ever watching on a friday night. of course it is dominating conversations today. whats really striking its a ground breaking moment...

Among republican presidential hopefuls. the invisible primary is not for real voters. its for the love and affection and money of the billionaire koch brothers. that all important primary may now be over. the billionaires of them all in republican politics appear to have chosen their candidate for 2016 and it is wisconsin governor scott walker. thats the reporting from the "new york times." governor walker and david koch both spoke at a gather anning of top republican donors in new york city tod...

Stillness of green... [♪] [♪] and in the restless depths of human hearts... [♪] the voice of the wild within. [♪] do you have any friends that are active in republican politics? your friends are probably very excited right now. theres news tonight about what everybody considers to be the very important invisible primary this year. its not for real voters. its for the love and affection

I think one of the more enduring things about that moment from new hampshire back then is that people were so surprised by it. that sort of goes to the larger public image that hillary clinton had then and retains today which is of a figure that sort of is beyond emotion, larger than that somehow or brittle or any of the things shell have to try to overcome still can despite the great affection here in new hampshire for her, for the clinton family. there will definitely be people that always see...

Two old friends get to meet again. >> come, lets talk a while. this is my wife josephine. >> charmed, i am sure. >> a pleasure. >> it shows no matter who you are or what we might become, theres always the possibility of us becoming someone else. i think this is clearly demonstrated with doc holliday. >> doc holliday, a whiskey soaked gambler and drifter turned ruthless killer, and wyatt earp an opportunistic cowboy who played both sides of the law for money would forever be defined as the wilds ...

Detective tim davis. >> i asked him to look into it again. i know hes a good forensic man. and told him to go ahead and reinvestigate that and see if he couldnt come up with something. >> and davis did just that, looking for anything that could be reinvestigated. >> it was never a closed case. up to that point, all the proper things that needed to be done were done. >> detective davis decided to go back and reinterview everyone who was in the bar with laura wynn on the night she was murdered. an...